jf8
posted this
19 November 2020
Since this is originally my thread I wish to add, that Nicepage have done us a great favour in adding the FTP option and we appreciate that. However, I see a clear path for Nicepage Worpress/Joomla but not really a path for the static html version at all. Why did Nicepage go down the html route, if the main purpose of the builder is CMS?
There are so many online CMS builders out there: Brizy, Elementor, Divi and add to that all the template builders - all of which I think have an edge on Nicepage as the preferred tool for Wordpress and Joomla. I use Nicepage for a couple of Wordpress sites, but must confess that neither Wordpress or Joomla is my cup of tea. Nicepage to me is more a html builder and I have several customer websites that happily let me update their static site. The market for html desktop builders diminished with the exit of Adobe Muse and I saw Nicepage as a welcomed solution. Now I'm not that sure anymore.
Please don't see this as me telling you how to develop Nicepage in the future. This is just a service information from customer not feeling the support I hoped for.
John F.
Since this is originally my thread I wish to add, that Nicepage have done us a great favour in adding the FTP option and we appreciate that. However, I see a clear path for Nicepage Worpress/Joomla but not really a path for the static html version at all. Why did Nicepage go down the html route, if the main purpose of the builder is CMS?
There are so many online CMS builders out there: Brizy, Elementor, Divi and add to that all the template builders - all of which I think have an edge on Nicepage as the preferred tool for Wordpress and Joomla. I use Nicepage for a couple of Wordpress sites, but must confess that neither Wordpress or Joomla is my cup of tea. Nicepage to me is more a html builder and I have several customer websites that happily let me update their static site. The market for html desktop builders diminished with the exit of Adobe Muse and I saw Nicepage as a welcomed solution. Now I'm not that sure anymore.
Please don't see this as me telling you how to develop Nicepage in the future. This is just a service information from customer not feeling the support I hoped for.
John F.
